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Some Lactobacillus strains were also found to be able to colonize plant roots.

Therefore, B. holmesii appears to be able to colonize the respiratory tract in the same manner as other Bordetella species.

Understanding how easily species will be able to colonize new environments requires insight in within-gap dynamics.

It is not surprising to find nicotianae on other crops, since it is able to colonize and reproduce on various herbaceous hosts within the vast host range of M. persicae s.l.l

Lanotte et al. determined some genetic features of 162 isolates from different ecological origins [111] and found that 3 major genogroups of P. aeruginosa isolates were able to colonize CF patients.

"It may be that part of the reason that capuchins were able to colonize this area is that they found a technological solution — stone tool use — to overcome these plant defenses," said University of Oxford primate archaeologist Michael Haslam.

Moreover, we found that the main bacterial species (L. fermentum, L. delbrueckii, and Leuc. lactis) characterizing the consortium are able to colonize worm gut.

From comparative genomic analysis, it was found that the genome of IA3902 was highly syntenic and homologous to that of NCTC11168, which was able to colonize the intestinal tract but unable to induce abortion (Burrough et al. 2009).

She was able to colonize cultural territory the way Alexander was able to colonize physical territory".

Macropterous species are able to colonize the sites more rapidly.

The evaluated S. enterica serovars were each able to colonize soil-grown lettuce epiphytically, but only S. enterica serovar Dublin was able to colonize the plants also endophytically.